Frontend Meetup Prague

The STRV Frontend team is back with another meetup — and this time, we’re tackling some of the web’s most practical (and overdue) topics.

From building accessible apps that don’t leave users behind, to bringing Tailwind’s power into React Native, and saying goodbye to passwords (finally) — this one's for frontend devs who like to venture a bit out of the usual.

Our Speakers:

• - From Zero to Accessible
• - Adopting Tailwind to Your React Native Project
• - Passkeys for password-less web

Why Come?

• Learn something useful
• Get inspired
• Enjoy solid talks, great people and a beer or two

See you there. Bring a friend.

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Doors open at 6 p.m. and we’ll be kicking the event off promptly at 6:30 p.m. Guests are welcome to hang around all the way until 10 p.m.

Refreshments on us!

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Info: Stop leaving users behind. This talk cuts to the core of web accessibility, covering the crucial market advantages and regulatory drivers, the essential tooling, and the practical steps to make accessibility part of your workflow.

Info: Tailwind’s utility-first approach has transformed how we build web UIs - but how well does it fit into React Native? In this talk, we’ll explore how to adopt Tailwind for React Native environments, from setup and tooling to performance considerations. Learn how to build consistent, scalable, and visually cohesive interfaces with minimal overhead.

Info: Password management is difficult. We lose them, we forget them, we write them on a sticky note and have them stolen. But for a while now, browsers have been offering us a solution, one where your login credentials are literally you.
In this talk we’ll cover WebAuthn API and passkeys, and how they let us replace (or supplement) conventional credentials with biometric ones. We’ll break down what passkeys are, how they work, and how to implement them in a typical authentication flow on a web.

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